Second Annual Bible and Mission School Opens Tuesday
The Second Annual Session of the Methodist Bible and Mission school opens Tuesday at the Methodist dormitory with a 10 o clock faculty meeting. Dr Geo B Winton of Nashville will lecture on Movements in Mexco and is author of New Life in Old Mexico. Miss Selina Tietze to teach instrumental music at the Co I A this summer. Turners and McGehee & Son note on credit and grocery business changes.
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Bible and Mission Study School
Methodist Bible and Mission School
Methodist
First Methodist Church Church
Geo. B Winton
Nashville
Tenn
Mexco
Winton
Summer Stoves Prove Quick Meal A True Kitchen Friend
The Quick Meal oil or gas stove promises to ease hot day cooking by cutting kitchen work, saving fuel, and offering safe, efficient performance. New styles are on display at our store and the staff invite you to learn the many fine points of this well known summer product.
Saving and Investing Talks on a Child’s Education Plan
A father recalls a plan for a child’s education fund started when he entered school. He and his wife contribute 25 cents daily, totaling about $91.25 yearly. At 6 percent over 15 years the investment grows toward $2,000, funding an engineering university education. Start an account today for your child.
Protracted Pearl Street Church Meeting Continues
The Pearl Street Church of Christ ongoing meeting reported one reclamation. Elder F. E. Cochran conducts and will return from Sherman to continue through the week. Services are 3:30 and 8:15 p.m. Elder Warren Starnes assists in singing. We invite grocery business and promise satisfaction. Call Long & King at 44.
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Pearl Street
Church of Christ
FE. L. Cochran
Sherman
Twce
Warren ER. Starnes
Long & King
Prescription service emphasizes accuracy and care in a local store
The store pledges accurate prescriptions with pure drugs ordered by doctors. It highlights careful checking and safeguards, special attention for children, and home delivery to all city areas.
Denton Candidates File for Primary Ballot 1912
Local election law requires county candidates to file with the County Chairman by June 5, with June 3 the deadline for legislative hopefuls. The Record and Chronicle reprints a sample form, noting many applicants struggle with the proper format and that the committee may accept informally completed filings.
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Terrell
Denton
Texas
L. G. Belew
Pilot Point
Man Hurt in Carriage Accident in Argyle
John McDowell of Argyle broke his ankle when his foot was caught in a wheel after the bridle slipped while returning from church. He was taken to the Denton sanitarium for treatment. The report also extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts and bruises.
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Record and Chronicle
Argyle
John M. Dowell
Bucklen
Arnica
Zema
J. F. Raley & Co
Summer Session Opens at Hardy School of Oratory
The summer session of the Hardy School of Oratory will open in June 1912 and continue for six weeks.
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Hardy School of Oratory
Man’s return from Haskell after mother in law’s death
Ed Waggoner returns to resume duties after his mother in law Mrs M Pace dies Thursday night and is buried in Haskell Friday. Mrs Waggoner stays for a further visit. The business grows from efficiency service and quality merchandise, with eight price. Try our service. Phones 44 LONG and KING.
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Ed Waggoner
Haskell
M. Pace
Long & King
Vest Pocket Kodak Compact Pocket Camera Line
The Eastman Kodak Co offers a $6 vest pocket Kodak with an automatic fine quality lens and finished shutter. It takes 15 by 12? picture and suits trips and travel. The No 3A folding pocket Kodak is a higher grade 3% by 54 size with rapid rectilinear lens and ball bearing shutter priced regularly at $20. Special equipment may cost more. Stock of Kodaks and materials is available and a catalogue is offered.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
Thrashing Season Expected in Denton County Outlook
Local thrasher men foresee the season starting late this week or early next week with J. L. Reese noting oats may begin this week. Prices are expected to match last year at 10 cents for wheat and 5 cents for oats.
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Denton County
J. L. Reese
Dewberries for sale at 25 cents a gallon
Advertises dewberries offered by W. Sanders at 25 cents per gallon or two dollars per bushel. Claims over 600 gallons gathered and sold, with more to come. Contact by phone at new number 279 or visit at i South Bernard Street.
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W. Sanders
Bernard Street
Grocery delivery promise with phone number 44
Advertises prompt first class groceries delivered at the right price. Encourages calling phone 44 for service.
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Long & King
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Denton Steam Laundry CO
Denton Water, Light and Power Co
West Side Square
Palace OF Sweets
Steve Wood
L. F. Collins & Son
Pashachauge Naevional Bank Davy
J. E. McCabe
Real
J. M. West Oak Lit
Pinckley
Turner Bros
A. G. Pfaff
Selina Tietze
Co. I. A
Voticer
McGeeheer & Son
Turner Dros
Board of Regents
Normal
W. H. Bruce
Jubal Restaurant
Deki Aviation
Moisant
Hiland Park
Wilson-Hann Co
Evers Hardware
Denton County National Bank
the Bank For
W.B. McClurkan
J. L. Blewett
B. H. Deavenport
R.M. Barns
T. Cashier
Christ
J. A. Minnis
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolledo, C
Toledo
Oho
John Mebowerlel
MS. M. Pace
O. M. Curtis
Jewelry and Kodaks
Lipscome Drug Store Free Delivery
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
C.R. Hamilton
Darco
Stroud & Grant
McKinney Street
Deane
Southewest Corner
Fox Bros. & Co
Aviation
Magill
Duggan Abstract Co
Denton Milling CO
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